New Orleans Typothetae, Inc. v. Cox Printing & Publishing Co.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtWesterfield, J.
This is a suit brought by the New Orleans Typothetae, against Cox Printing and Publishing Company, Inc., defendant in which the sum of two hundred sixteen dollars is claimed as dues owing by defendant under a contract between plaintiff’s assignor and defendant.
The defendant filed exceptions of nonjoinder, vagueness and no cause or right of action by way of answer denied each *29paragraph of plaintiff’s petition, including the articulated paragraph alleging the acquisition of the claim by assignment.
The exceptions were overruled by the court below, and we think properly so. The case was tried on…
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